"(Signed) C. W. ANDREWS."
They have just now received replies from all and formal action has been taken by two. All, though perhaps with varying degrees of cordiality and readiness, recognize the justice of the proposed arrangement. There is quite naturally some variance in their suggestions as to the proper amount of the contribution to be made and the method by which it is to be computed. The committee desire to consider carefully these suggestions and to reconcile their variations as nearly as possible. They would like to discuss them in a personal meeting of the whole committee, as well as by correspondence, and hope that the winter meeting of the council will afford them an opportunity to do so, and to formulate a by-law for the consideration of council.
They therefore submit the foregoing as a report of progress.
For the Committee,
C. W. ANDREWS.
It was voted that this report be received as a report of progress and further consideration be referred to the mid-winter meeting in January, 1914.
Adjourned.
AGRICULTURAL LIBRARIES SECTION
(Round Table, June 27, 1913, 2:30 p. m.)